Minister of State for Media Affairs Amjad Adaileh

· On going meetings with concerned teams to reach the most effective ways to secure public’s basic needs, starting next Tuesday.
· At the National Center for Security and Crisis Management, we monitor citizens' inquiries and needs, and make decisions based on them
· We realize that the curfew is difficult, but it is required to preserve the health and safety of citizens, so it is necessary to coexist with it, and adhere to the instructions issued by the competent authorities.
· We have developments regarding the basic needs of citizens during the curfew, based on observations received from public.
· A number of major bakeries will be open in various regions of the Kingdom, and citizens will be provided with their bread through delivery services, and we will announce details later.
· Also, a number of pharmacies will be opened to meet the citizens' needs for medication, and citizens will be provided with the same mechanism.
· As I announced in the previous press briefing, we will open a number of fuel stations also with (45) stations, as of tomorrow, Sunday, for the purpose of supplying vehicles belonging to the workforce, and holders of permits whose nature of their work requires going out. The opening times for these stations will be from six in the morning until six in the evening. Consequently, we are considering opening more stations in the coming days.
· We decided to allow the movement of liquefied gas tanks and gas distribution vehicles.
· We decided to allow the movement of loaded and empty trucks, starting tomorrow, Sunday, to help with the provision of food and goods.
· Allowing movement of drinking water bottle transport vehicles and water transport tanks.